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Opeth – Still Life

90’s Score: 8/102020 Score: 10/10 While the ’90s was rather turbulent for the titans of thrash metal, it was the birth of a new era for heavy metal. New scenes were emerging, and bands were further diversifying their sound across the globe. In the United… Read More »Opeth – Still Life

Blackguard – Storm

5/10 Almost nine years to the day of their previous release, Blackguardmade their long-awaited return to the forefront of the underground melodic death metal scene with the release of Storm. After the punishing Montreal outfit put an end to their four-year hiatus last March with a live show… Read More »Blackguard – Storm

Intronaut – Fluid Existential Inversions

9.5/10 Ever since their debut album dropped 14 years ago, Intronaut has pushed the boundaries of progressive metal by experimenting with unorthodox compositions and fusing different genres together. On their newest album, Fluid Existential Inversions, Intronaut’s progression as musicians have culminated with their most dynamic record to date,… Read More »Intronaut – Fluid Existential Inversions

Toothgrinder – I AM

7/10 Toothgrinder happens to be one of those bands that seems to cause a divide in metal circles. Their earlier releases featured quite a bit of progressive tendencies along with metalcore and djent overtones that appealed to various audiences. Over the years, however, the band’s evolution… Read More »Toothgrinder – I AM

Monolord – No Comfort

9/10 Hailing from Gothenburg, Monolord is unlike many of their local counterparts that aspired to rehash the melodic death metal sound established by Swedish metal titans. Instead, their focus on delivering a unique blend of distortion-rich doom metal has earned them both credibility and distinction in a… Read More »Monolord – No Comfort

Torche – Admission

8/10 Bubblegum pop. 90s influenced grunge. Matt Pike giving birth to a doom-sludge hybrid demon. Shoegazing. If you were to blend all those musical styles together meticulously, you most likely end up with a revolting, puke-inducing album. In other cases, you get kickass music courtesy… Read More »Torche – Admission